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“KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian missiles and drones hit residential and civilian sites in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities overnight into Wednesday, killing at least eight people, Ukrainian officials said.”
“Kyiv, Ukraine – When the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine began, Denys Kostev was 18 and living in an orphanage in Kherson.”
“Russia strike sets National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine ablaze Russian forces have again struck the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, hours after a drone hit the National Academy of Sciences in the historic centre of the city, killing at least two people.”
“He arrived in Phuket a week ago to avoid being sent to fight in a war that has already reportedly seen a staggering 300,000 Russians killed or wounded this year alone.”
“The moment Ukrainian kamikaze robot strikes Russian vehicle after being air-dropped by a drone miles behind enemy lines in in extraordinary new Ukrainian battlefield operation Cameras mounted on the ground robots captured the surprise operation, which…”
“Russian strikes on a residential area and logistics premises of a postal operator.”
“Russian attacks across Ukraine have killed at least eight people as the United States steps up diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the war.”
“They were among eight people killed in a barrage of Russian missiles that was mainly focused on industrial facilities in the Brovary district, where the station is located, according to local officials.”
“'The basement saved me': Frontline Ukrainian city under fire amid US peace push Russian attacks kill or injure around 20 people each day, local officials say.”
“Here’s the latest: Catch up: Fresh strikes kill 12 as Zelensky accuses Putin of expanding war Russian strikes killed nine people, injured dozens, and damaged residential buildings and infrastructure across Ukraine on Saturday.”
“Since mid-August, Russian air raids in Ukraine have become longer, more frightening for residents and more frequent as part of Moscow’s new tactic aimed at “terrorising our people, our cities and our villages far more intensely,””